Glossy Printable Vinyl Sticker Paper for Laser Printer

I have a Cricut Joy, that doesn't do "Print & Cut", but the colors are too limited for me, so I print my stickers on my color laser and then cut them out on the Cicuit Joy (If you also use Cricut, you realize this isn't as simple as is sounds). It's impossible to find vinyl sticker paper that works in Laser printers. Either the printing doesn't adhere or more likely it will paper jam. This paper works perfectly! I created Llama Christmas tag stickers as a test and it worked like a charm.

FANTASTIC PRODUCT!! I was hesistate, now I know I will be a repeat customer. No smear, no gunk, beautiful laser prints!

Works great with my laser printer.

I am very happy with this paper. It's more of a semi-gloss to me than full on glossy, which I find preferable. It did curl a little in the laser printer, but overall I think the print quality and color is great for sticker paper. I cut it on the Cricut Maker using the "sticker paper, removable" setting on "more" pressure, with the fine point blade. It's not as thick as a lot of sticker papers (I think the risk of a jam is very low), but it's certainly not paper thin. Be careful! It's quite sticky, so try and stick it on right the first time. I'm buying another pack right now.

Worked on a Xerox toner printer with no issues, dried fast because its toner

I have a Brother Duplex Laser Printer, MFC-9970-CDW (the D stands for duplex, W is for wireless). This paper jams in printer. And toner never cures, so streaks badly. From the looks of the paper after removal from the paper jam, any laser printer that rolls the paper over as part of its paper path, will be enough to overheat the stickers and cause them to hang inside the printer. If you have a printer that paper goes through flat (in straight line) or one that only bends the paper by 90 degrees, it might work. But if the paper bends over the rollers (as in duplex printers) then it is likely this product will not function properly.

I've been using normal sticker paper for years. Normal sticker paper works, but this vinyl paper stuff is a million times better. The colors come out more vibrant and closer to what they are on my screen. Dark colors for example typically become harder to tell apart on normal paper. But they are easy to tell apart on this vinyl paper. And lighter colors come out almost as light as they are on my screen instead of being noticeably darker. The thinness is great too. Thinner means less potential for jams, and maybe even better prints (especially if your printer isn't good at handling stuff thicker than normal paper) because the laser printer doesn't have to work as hard to heat up the paper. But don't be fooled, thin does not mean weak! This stuff is a lot more resistant to tearing than normal sticker paper. Also, it cuts very nicely on my Silhouette Cameo. It's tear resistant, but that doesn't seem to affect how easily it cuts. The only con is the cost compared to normal sticker paper, but this vinyl paper works so much better that I definitely think it's worth the money.

I wasn't sure if these sheets would be like 80% of the rest that are floating out there but they work great. I had trouble with just the first sheet, which got jammed. A few tips that I've seen in the other reviews. First the sheets tend to curl a little bit, from the begining, easy fix just counter roll them the opposite direction and give them a good scrap across a desk (like you do to straighten a dollar bill for a vending machine). Next if you print more than one sheet at a time, when it comes off of the printer do not let them stack up. Pull each sheet off the tray immediately and let them sit face up for about 3 minutes to cool off. This prevents them from whipping of portions of your stickers. Finally I'm not sure how many people had problems with larger machines, but I had none beside the first sheet that I stated at the begining. I was using a Kyocera full sized office printer, pushing 5-10 sheets thru the normal paper trays. Just make sure the pages are not bending up or down and you'll be fine. I am now torture testing them to see how long it takes to fade, but can confirm they are extremely durable when exposed to moderate water.

These are just what i needed. I need sticker paper that works in both inkjet and laser printers because I'm printing different layers, and these worked well. On my Canon MegaTank inkjet I found the setting for High Resolution Paper worked best with these for my design, with no special setting required on the laser printer because I am only printing text. The labels go on smoothly - no bubbling or stretch marks like other labels I have tried. Happy to see they come in a larger package - will be ordering those for sure.

Once you figure out how to use they are great, but there is nothing to tell you how to place it in tray for printing needs a tab or somethng on non sticky side that says 'face down' or 'face up'

Me encantó! Brilla muuuuuy bonito y la impresión queda excelente! Definitivamente lo voy a volver a comprar.

This has been re packed and poorly too re sold pictures show re tapped piece damaged and cross section of pages lots of dirt/ dust

I use these for one of my products that I sell on Amazon. They are not cheap but for low volume niche products, they are lower cost than having custom full color boxes made. I print these on a HP 4525 color laser printer. I cut these using a C02 laser cutter. The results are very professional. These have minimal warping due to heat,compared to other vinyl sticker paper. I find that you have to feed these into your printer one at a time to avoid jams. That seems to be the case with all vinyl sticker paper. These provide the best results of the many I've tried. Great product!